CONTRAST VISION PRODUCTIONS

 

CONTRAST VISION PRODUCTIONS

// FEATURE // BOYS ON THE INSIDE [POST-PRODUCTION]

25/color/Mini-DV, HD/70 min.
Director/Producer
Washington/Oregon

Feature documentary about ‘boy’ identity in women’s prisons.

Website

SAFTA [production]

2024/color/HD/40 min.
Director/Producer
Berlin / Tel Aviv / Prague

Short documentary about a 99-year-old holocaust survivor and her relationship with her granddaughter.

INNOVATIVE HERITAGE: A TIME-LAPSE [BOOK FORTHCOMING]

Forthcoming 2022, Springer Press

TIME LAPSE is a book that brings together writings and artwork from artists, scholars, and heritage professionals who presented at the 2014 Innovate Heritage conference in Berlin, with contemporary reflective conversations with their past work/writing/selves.

Innovate Heritage is an international and transdisciplinary research platform that facilitates discourse and knowledge exchange between arts and heritage, uniting artists, scholars, and heritage and arts professionals.

Association

THIS IS SPINAL INJURY (2021)

2021/color/HD/26 min.
Producer/Editor
Seattle, WA

A mockumentary documenting the greatest, most accessible, yet simultaneously least-commercially-viable comedy show, featuring Pacific Northwest comedians with disabilities.

Screenings
Press

The Resilience of King Khazm (2018)

2018/color/HD/7 min.
Director/Producer
Seattle, WA
SIFF Fly Film Challenge 2018
Produced by Seattle International Film Festival and Washington Film Works

The Resilience of King Khazm tells the story of Khazm, a community leader and artist in Seattle’s hip-hop scene. 

Screenings

Be More Less (2016)

2016/color/HD/3 min.
Co-Creator/Producer (Co-Creator: Vonn Jensen)
Seattle, Washington

Short about contrasting bodies/genders, and queerness within disease.

Screenings

    Jugendstil Beauties: Berlin and Poznań (2013)

    2013/color/HD/20 min.
    Co-Director
    Berlin, Germany | Poznań, Poland

    A reflection of cultural overlapping, conservation, and heritage through architecture.

    Screening

    CONFLICT OF IDENTITY (2012)

    2012/color/Mini-DV, HD/40 min.
    Director/Producer
    Berlin, Germany

    Short about conflict and overlap of identities of people with foreign or mixed national backgrounds in Berlin.

     

    Screenings

    The Chronicles: True Blood (2012)

    2012/color/Mini-DV/12 min.
    Co-Director/Editor (Co-Director: Svetlana Pall Mall)
    Berlin, Germany

    Short drag parody of True Blood TV show.

    Screenings

    THE US CULTURE WARS (2011)

    2011/color/Digital/21 min.
    Director/Producer
    Berlin, Germany | Texas, California, Washington, New York, Arizona

    US 1990 Culture Wars between the New Christian Right and protection of federal arts NEA funding.

    Screenings

    // FEATURE // TRAVEL QUEERIES (2009)

    2009/color/Mini-DV-NTSC/68 min.
    Director/Producer | (Co-Producer/DOP: Margaritte Knezek)
    Germany, England, Poland, Serbia, Italy, Denmark, Spain (Canada, USA)

    Travel Queeries is a feature-length documentary film that examines the culture, art, and activism of radical queers in contemporary Europe, filmed 2005-2007 and completed in 2009. Travel Queeries hold conversations with queers explaining the first Pride in Serbia, stories around the drag scene in Berlin, the queer anarchist black-lingerie block at London Pride, and Barcelona’s queer squatters organizing the 8th international ‘Queeruption.’

    Through personal interviews, documentation of performances, festivals, multi-media arts, and community spaces, the film explores queer as a political identity in 21st century Europe, and how language and identities translate over cultural and physical borders.

    A letter of response around race representation in Travel Queeries can be found here with links to sources of critique.

     

     

    Screenings (40+ screenings in 13 countries)
    • London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- UK (March 26 & 27, 09) *international premiere
    • Race, Privilege & Identity- Bristol, UK (April 24-26, 09)
    • Ladyfest Helsinki- Finland (May 15/17, ’09)
    • Entzaubert: Queer DIY Film Festival- Berlin, Germany (June 4-7, 09)
    • Off_Pride (alt. to Euro Pride)– Zurich, Switzerland (June 5-7, 09)
    • Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival- Israel (June 23-27, 09) *middle east premiere
    • Barcelona “MosTrans” Transgender/Intersex Film Festival- Spain (June 22-26, 09)
    • Frankfurt CSD Queer Cafe/Ladyfestgroup Film Program- Germany (July 18, 09)
    • Queer Festival Copenhagen- Denmark (July 20-26, 09)
    • Queer Festival Aalborg- Denmark (August 11-15, 09)
    • Vancouver Queer Film Festival- Canada (August 13-23, 09) *North American Premiere
    • Queer Festival Olso- Norway (August 20-23, 09)
    • Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- US (October 16-25, 09) *US Premiere
    • Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival- US (October 15-25)
    • IDKE: International Drag King Extravaganza- Tucsan, AZ, US (October 21-25)
    • Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg- Germany (October 20-25, 09)
    • VinoKino Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- Turku, Finland (October 23rd- November 1, 09)
    • Ladyfest Zagreb- Croatia (October 30-November 10, 09)
    • Theatrical Screening, ‘Sputnik’ Berlin- Germany (Nov. 12-15, 09)
    • Riot Skirts Cinema- Bonn, Germany (November 29, 09)
    • Paris LGBT Film Festival “Cheries-Cheris”- France (November 16-22, 09)
    • MIX NYC queer experimental film festival- US (November 20th, 7:30pm)
    • STEPS International Rights Film Festival- Ukraine (Dec. 12-19, 09)
    • Bildwechsel/Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg – Germany (Dec. 19/20, 09)
    • Williams College Queer Film Festival- US (January 15, 2010)
    • Red Dawns Queer Feminist Festival- Slovenia (March 4-8, 2010)
    • LohMühle, Berlin Germany (March 10th, 2010)
    • Le Kremlin squat- Grenoble, France (March 12, 2010)
    • Queeristan 2010 Festival- Amsterdam, Netherlands (March 27, 10)
    • Olympia Film Society- US (April 3, 2010)
    • RAW CUT Film Festival- Warsaw, Poland (April 31-May 2, 10)
    • Queer Transfestival- Göteborg, Sweden (May 14, 10)
    • Queer Film Trilogie with Onderbelicht- Nijmegen, Netherlands (May 19, 10)
    • 4th Grožnjan International Spring School in Sex Research- Croatia (May 21-23, 10)
    • Bash Back 2010- Denver, US (May 27-30, 10)
    • The Bend-It Extravaganza- Seattle, US (June 25, 10)
    • Cork Film Festival- Cork, Ireland (Nov. 14, 10)
    • Queer It Up Festival- Maastricht, Netherlands (Feb. 15-20, 11)
    • Gender*Queer*Workshop, University of Saarbrücken- Germany (June 30- July 1, 11)
    • Ladyfest Mülheim- Germany (Sept. 15-18, 11)
    • Seattle Queer Film Festival *10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (Oct 10-20, 19)

    SIR LA MUSE (2005-2019)

    Collaborators

    Sir La Muse is a drag queen performance art persona primarily performed in Berlin. Mixing original audio with recorded music and live song, Sir La Muse has done lip-syncing to birds singing, to critical dicourse about the universe inside people’s mouths, mania of shoes, introspections on insect intimacies, and songs of melancholy and triumph. Sir La Muse has hosted cabarets in Germany and Denmark, starred in short films, and performed at Universities and festivals throughout Europe and the US.

    Performance Venues
    • Richard Hugo House (US)
    • Queeruption Barcelona (ES)
    • Barbie Deinhoff's (DE)
    • Copenhagen Queer Festival (DK)
    • Luxx (DE)
    • Køpi (DE)
    • University of Vienna (AUS)
    • University of Saarbrüken (DE)
    • Aalborg Queer Festival (DK)
    • FTM vs HIV / Berlin Schwules Museum (DE)
    • Femme Hive Conference / Schwuz (DE)
    • Femmetasia / Rainier Cultural Center (US)
    • Special Friends Cabaret / Monster Ronson’s (DE)
    • Mit Mach Show (DE)

    Travel Queeries: Queeruption, Barcelona (2005)

    2005/color/VHSC-NTSC/28 min.
    Director/Editor/DOP
    Barcelona, Spain | Seattle, USA

    Documentary about international radical queer gathering ‘Queeruption’ in Barcelona.

    Screening

    GRINDING GEARS (2005)

    2005/color/VHSC-NTSC/10 min.
    Co-Director/Editor | (Co-Creator/Director: Jane Bond)
    Seattle, WA

    A short film about a dirty queer bike gang and random encounters.

    Screenings

    THE BELLEJENS (2004)

    Collaborators
    Crystal Liston
    Jen Hough

    The Bellejens was a performance art cover band with Jen Hough on vocals and guitar, Elliat Graney-Saucke on vocals, and Crystal Liston on backup. The band performed a selection of acoustic folk-pop covers while behind them such things took place as the making of waffles, bubble mowers, pickup lines on shirts, and the occasional xylophone chiming in.

    Performance Venues

    Instructional Portuguese Gay Dance Video (2003)

    2003/color/VHSC-NTSC/8 min.
    Co-Director/Editor | (Co-Creator/Director: Margaritte Knezek)
    Seattle, WA

    Instructional Portuguese language video with a queer-centric lens.

    Screening

    MUSTACHE (2003)

    2003/B&W/VHSC-NTSC/3.5 min.
    Director
    Seattle, WA

    Inquiries around hair and how we carry ourselves in gendered expectations.

    Screening

    NO-NUT GRRRLS (2003)

    2003/B&W/VHSC-NTSC/3.5 min.
    Co-Creator/Actor (with Michael Lucid, Scream Club, and Rogue La Roc)
    Seattle, WA

    Mockumentary of riot grrrl, zine/fat positive culture in Capitol Hill nightlife.

    SNOW QUEEN (2002)

    2002/color/Mini-DV/10min.
    Collective Director/Storyboarding (with Eliza Steinbock and Devon Devine)
    Olympia, WA

    Faceless expressions of self, public/private life, fantasy, and silence.

    Screening

    UNDER WATER; MEMORY OF HER; IT'S NOT FUNNY (2002)

    2002/color/VHSC-NTSC/10 min.
    Director/Editor
    Houston, TX

    Film trilogy exploring sibling relationships through monologue and animation.

    Screening

    DOLLS (2001)

    2001/color/Super 8/1:30 min.
    Co-Director/Animator (Co-Directed by Lindsey Boldt)
    Olympia, WA

    An animation where dolls come alive when no one is home.

    Screening

    // MUSICAL // The Transfused (2000)

    Soundtrack

    The Transfused is a post-apocalyptic queer rock opera written by Nomy Lamm and The Need that took place with a full cast in Olympia, WA in 2000.

    The show featured Nomy Lamm and Emily Stern with Molly Robertson, Beth Stinson, Rosalinda Noriega, Andras Jones, Jerry Beard, Tammy Martin, Elliat Graney-Saucke, Zack Carlson, Anna Oxygen, Mirah Yom Toz Zeitlyn, Asa Thorton, and musicians Donna Dresch and Scott Seckington, and many, many more…

    Nikki McClure and Tae Won Yu were also vital as the sets and design directors. The stage Direction, Makeup and Choreography was by Freddie Perry and E.T. Russian.

    Performance Venue
    • The Capitol Theater (Olympia)
    More Information

    Still With Us (2020)

    Still With Us contains 23 stories of sibling suicide loss survivors who, after experiencing devastating losses, navigated through their grief and found a path forward. The essays in Still With Us are arranged chronologically to move the reader from the first years of grieving to decades of healing. The authors commemorate the love that they continue to have for their siblings by telling us stories of grief, support, and strength.

    Published

    Still With Us (2020)

    Still With Us contains 23 stories of sibling suicide loss survivors who, after experiencing devastating losses, navigated through their grief and found a path forward. The essays in Still With Us are arranged chronologically to move the reader from the first years of grieving to decades of healing. The authors commemorate the love that they continue to have for their siblings by telling us stories of grief, support, and strength.

    Published

    SHOES (1998)

    1998/color/VHS/4 min.
    Co-Director/Editor (Co-Directed by Asa Brown Thornton)
    Olympia, WA

    Stories about people’s shoes with POV street interviews.

    Screening

    8TH GRADE YEARBOOK VIDEO (1998)

    1998/color/VHS/30 min.
    Co-Director/Editor (Co-Directed by Asa Brown Thornton)
    Olympia, WA

    Documentary montage of middle school graduating class.

    Screening

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    // FEATURE // BOYS ON THE INSIDE [POST-PRODUCTION]

    25/color/Mini-DV, HD/70 min.
    Director/Producer
    Washington/Oregon

    Feature documentary about ‘boy’ identity in women’s prisons.

    Website

    SAFTA [production]

    2024/color/HD/40 min.
    Director/Producer
    Berlin / Tel Aviv / Prague

    Short documentary about a 99-year-old holocaust survivor and her relationship with her granddaughter.

    THIS IS SPINAL INJURY (2021)

    2021/color/HD/26 min.
    Producer/Editor
    Seattle, WA

    A mockumentary documenting the greatest, most accessible, yet simultaneously least-commercially-viable comedy show, featuring Pacific Northwest comedians with disabilities.

    Screenings
    Press

    The Resilience of King Khazm (2018)

    2018/color/HD/7 min.
    Director/Producer
    Seattle, WA
    SIFF Fly Film Challenge 2018
    Produced by Seattle International Film Festival and Washington Film Works

    The Resilience of King Khazm tells the story of Khazm, a community leader and artist in Seattle’s hip-hop scene. 

    Screenings

    Be More Less (2016)

    2016/color/HD/3 min.
    Co-Creator/Producer (Co-Creator: Vonn Jensen)
    Seattle, Washington

    Short about contrasting bodies/genders, and queerness within disease.

    Screenings

      Jugendstil Beauties: Berlin and Poznań (2013)

      2013/color/HD/20 min.
      Co-Director
      Berlin, Germany | Poznań, Poland

      A reflection of cultural overlapping, conservation, and heritage through architecture.

      Screening

      CONFLICT OF IDENTITY (2012)

      2012/color/Mini-DV, HD/40 min.
      Director/Producer
      Berlin, Germany

      Short about conflict and overlap of identities of people with foreign or mixed national backgrounds in Berlin.

       

      Screenings

      The Chronicles: True Blood (2012)

      2012/color/Mini-DV/12 min.
      Co-Director/Editor (Co-Director: Svetlana Pall Mall)
      Berlin, Germany

      Short drag parody of True Blood TV show.

      Screenings

      THE US CULTURE WARS (2011)

      2011/color/Digital/21 min.
      Director/Producer
      Berlin, Germany | Texas, California, Washington, New York, Arizona

      US 1990 Culture Wars between the New Christian Right and protection of federal arts NEA funding.

      Screenings

      // FEATURE // TRAVEL QUEERIES (2009)

      2009/color/Mini-DV-NTSC/68 min.
      Director/Producer | (Co-Producer/DOP: Margaritte Knezek)
      Germany, England, Poland, Serbia, Italy, Denmark, Spain (Canada, USA)

      Travel Queeries is a feature-length documentary film that examines the culture, art, and activism of radical queers in contemporary Europe, filmed 2005-2007 and completed in 2009. Travel Queeries hold conversations with queers explaining the first Pride in Serbia, stories around the drag scene in Berlin, the queer anarchist black-lingerie block at London Pride, and Barcelona’s queer squatters organizing the 8th international ‘Queeruption.’

      Through personal interviews, documentation of performances, festivals, multi-media arts, and community spaces, the film explores queer as a political identity in 21st century Europe, and how language and identities translate over cultural and physical borders.

      A letter of response around race representation in Travel Queeries can be found here with links to sources of critique.

       

       

      Screenings (40+ screenings in 13 countries)
      • London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- UK (March 26 & 27, 09) *international premiere
      • Race, Privilege & Identity- Bristol, UK (April 24-26, 09)
      • Ladyfest Helsinki- Finland (May 15/17, ’09)
      • Entzaubert: Queer DIY Film Festival- Berlin, Germany (June 4-7, 09)
      • Off_Pride (alt. to Euro Pride)– Zurich, Switzerland (June 5-7, 09)
      • Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival- Israel (June 23-27, 09) *middle east premiere
      • Barcelona “MosTrans” Transgender/Intersex Film Festival- Spain (June 22-26, 09)
      • Frankfurt CSD Queer Cafe/Ladyfestgroup Film Program- Germany (July 18, 09)
      • Queer Festival Copenhagen- Denmark (July 20-26, 09)
      • Queer Festival Aalborg- Denmark (August 11-15, 09)
      • Vancouver Queer Film Festival- Canada (August 13-23, 09) *North American Premiere
      • Queer Festival Olso- Norway (August 20-23, 09)
      • Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- US (October 16-25, 09) *US Premiere
      • Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival- US (October 15-25)
      • IDKE: International Drag King Extravaganza- Tucsan, AZ, US (October 21-25)
      • Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg- Germany (October 20-25, 09)
      • VinoKino Lesbian and Gay Film Festival- Turku, Finland (October 23rd- November 1, 09)
      • Ladyfest Zagreb- Croatia (October 30-November 10, 09)
      • Theatrical Screening, ‘Sputnik’ Berlin- Germany (Nov. 12-15, 09)
      • Riot Skirts Cinema- Bonn, Germany (November 29, 09)
      • Paris LGBT Film Festival “Cheries-Cheris”- France (November 16-22, 09)
      • MIX NYC queer experimental film festival- US (November 20th, 7:30pm)
      • STEPS International Rights Film Festival- Ukraine (Dec. 12-19, 09)
      • Bildwechsel/Lesbisch Schwule Filmtage Hamburg – Germany (Dec. 19/20, 09)
      • Williams College Queer Film Festival- US (January 15, 2010)
      • Red Dawns Queer Feminist Festival- Slovenia (March 4-8, 2010)
      • LohMühle, Berlin Germany (March 10th, 2010)
      • Le Kremlin squat- Grenoble, France (March 12, 2010)
      • Queeristan 2010 Festival- Amsterdam, Netherlands (March 27, 10)
      • Olympia Film Society- US (April 3, 2010)
      • RAW CUT Film Festival- Warsaw, Poland (April 31-May 2, 10)
      • Queer Transfestival- Göteborg, Sweden (May 14, 10)
      • Queer Film Trilogie with Onderbelicht- Nijmegen, Netherlands (May 19, 10)
      • 4th Grožnjan International Spring School in Sex Research- Croatia (May 21-23, 10)
      • Bash Back 2010- Denver, US (May 27-30, 10)
      • The Bend-It Extravaganza- Seattle, US (June 25, 10)
      • Cork Film Festival- Cork, Ireland (Nov. 14, 10)
      • Queer It Up Festival- Maastricht, Netherlands (Feb. 15-20, 11)
      • Gender*Queer*Workshop, University of Saarbrücken- Germany (June 30- July 1, 11)
      • Ladyfest Mülheim- Germany (Sept. 15-18, 11)
      • Seattle Queer Film Festival *10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (Oct 10-20, 19)

      GRINDING GEARS (2005)

      2005/color/VHSC-NTSC/10 min.
      Co-Director/Editor | (Co-Creator/Director: Jane Bond)
      Seattle, WA

      A short film about a dirty queer bike gang and random encounters.

      Screenings

      Instructional Portuguese Gay Dance Video (2003)

      2003/color/VHSC-NTSC/8 min.
      Co-Director/Editor | (Co-Creator/Director: Margaritte Knezek)
      Seattle, WA

      Instructional Portuguese language video with a queer-centric lens.

      Screening

      MUSTACHE (2003)

      2003/B&W/VHSC-NTSC/3.5 min.
      Director
      Seattle, WA

      Inquiries around hair and how we carry ourselves in gendered expectations.

      Screening

      NO-NUT GRRRLS (2003)

      2003/B&W/VHSC-NTSC/3.5 min.
      Co-Creator/Actor (with Michael Lucid, Scream Club, and Rogue La Roc)
      Seattle, WA

      Mockumentary of riot grrrl, zine/fat positive culture in Capitol Hill nightlife.

      SNOW QUEEN (2002)

      2002/color/Mini-DV/10min.
      Collective Director/Storyboarding (with Eliza Steinbock and Devon Devine)
      Olympia, WA

      Faceless expressions of self, public/private life, fantasy, and silence.

      Screening

      UNDER WATER; MEMORY OF HER; IT'S NOT FUNNY (2002)

      2002/color/VHSC-NTSC/10 min.
      Director/Editor
      Houston, TX

      Film trilogy exploring sibling relationships through monologue and animation.

      Screening

      DOLLS (2001)

      2001/color/Super 8/1:30 min.
      Co-Director/Animator (Co-Directed by Lindsey Boldt)
      Olympia, WA

      An animation where dolls come alive when no one is home.

      Screening

      SHOES (1998)

      1998/color/VHS/4 min.
      Co-Director/Editor (Co-Directed by Asa Brown Thornton)
      Olympia, WA

      Stories about people’s shoes with POV street interviews.

      Screening

      8TH GRADE YEARBOOK VIDEO (1998)

      1998/color/VHS/30 min.
      Co-Director/Editor (Co-Directed by Asa Brown Thornton)
      Olympia, WA

      Documentary montage of middle school graduating class.

      Screening

      SIR LA MUSE (2005-2019)

      Collaborators

      Sir La Muse is a drag queen performance art persona primarily performed in Berlin. Mixing original audio with recorded music and live song, Sir La Muse has done lip-syncing to birds singing, to critical dicourse about the universe inside people’s mouths, mania of shoes, introspections on insect intimacies, and songs of melancholy and triumph. Sir La Muse has hosted cabarets in Germany and Denmark, starred in short films, and performed at Universities and festivals throughout Europe and the US.

      Performance Venues
      • Richard Hugo House (US)
      • Queeruption Barcelona (ES)
      • Barbie Deinhoff's (DE)
      • Copenhagen Queer Festival (DK)
      • Luxx (DE)
      • Køpi (DE)
      • University of Vienna (AUS)
      • University of Saarbrüken (DE)
      • Aalborg Queer Festival (DK)
      • FTM vs HIV / Berlin Schwules Museum (DE)
      • Femme Hive Conference / Schwuz (DE)
      • Femmetasia / Rainier Cultural Center (US)
      • Special Friends Cabaret / Monster Ronson’s (DE)
      • Mit Mach Show (DE)

      THE BELLEJENS (2004)

      Collaborators
      Crystal Liston
      Jen Hough

      The Bellejens was a performance art cover band with Jen Hough on vocals and guitar, Elliat Graney-Saucke on vocals, and Crystal Liston on backup. The band performed a selection of acoustic folk-pop covers while behind them such things took place as the making of waffles, bubble mowers, pickup lines on shirts, and the occasional xylophone chiming in.

      Performance Venues

      // MUSICAL // The Transfused (2000)

      Soundtrack

      The Transfused is a post-apocalyptic queer rock opera written by Nomy Lamm and The Need that took place with a full cast in Olympia, WA in 2000.

      The show featured Nomy Lamm and Emily Stern with Molly Robertson, Beth Stinson, Rosalinda Noriega, Andras Jones, Jerry Beard, Tammy Martin, Elliat Graney-Saucke, Zack Carlson, Anna Oxygen, Mirah Yom Toz Zeitlyn, Asa Thorton, and musicians Donna Dresch and Scott Seckington, and many, many more…

      Nikki McClure and Tae Won Yu were also vital as the sets and design directors. The stage Direction, Makeup and Choreography was by Freddie Perry and E.T. Russian.

      Performance Venue
      • The Capitol Theater (Olympia)
      More Information

      INNOVATIVE HERITAGE: A TIME-LAPSE [BOOK FORTHCOMING]

      Forthcoming 2022, Springer Press

      TIME LAPSE is a book that brings together writings and artwork from artists, scholars, and heritage professionals who presented at the 2014 Innovate Heritage conference in Berlin, with contemporary reflective conversations with their past work/writing/selves.

      Innovate Heritage is an international and transdisciplinary research platform that facilitates discourse and knowledge exchange between arts and heritage, uniting artists, scholars, and heritage and arts professionals.

      Association

      Still With Us (2020)

      Still With Us contains 23 stories of sibling suicide loss survivors who, after experiencing devastating losses, navigated through their grief and found a path forward. The essays in Still With Us are arranged chronologically to move the reader from the first years of grieving to decades of healing. The authors commemorate the love that they continue to have for their siblings by telling us stories of grief, support, and strength.

      Published